How to use a pillar drill

[@carlavasile3422]

POV: your here because of school

[@jb_2336]

Yup

[@ram1588]

yeah

[@britishempire5276]

I have a homework

[@musel_manmemes6865]

Homework

[@brian_realgames7314]

It helped a lot even 8 years later

[@allister4606]

I'm pretty sure everyone here is from a british secondary school-

[@kalidalzell4797]

Yeah

[@slimshady9718]

that room is my schools dt room and he's one of my teachers lol

[@HMPeterHearty7818]

aye

[@jb_2336]

Yes

[@soph1D]

Yep

[@senycalclinxy.3145]

My class are watching this rn

[@Le_Petomane]

So this bloke is doing your teachers job?

[@AlfonsoGeneroso]

Nice and easy approach to this tool. I expect more advanced stuff, but still worth the watching. Glad to learn.

[@brandsthatcreatelitter1648]

Seeing the school drill Smile of death on a press table makes me weep every time I see it. You can always spot ex-school drills on Ebay, that awful arc of holes😭😭😭🤣❤️

[@user-or8de9kh9e]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge , Mister

[@caprizant3828]

hello british primary school children

[@oscarwebb171]

hello

[@zinnser_2978]

You have a cool primary school, I’m in secondary year 9

[@PurpleK231]

Or secondary

[@climbo23]

i found it funny that he uses the same piece of acrylic for every video

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Very kind of you to watch them, thanks!

[@katya9098]

Thanks so much helped me on my first day in my new school for Tech!!

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

You are welcome

[@owlteachereducation]

Good job, teacher 👍

[@y90kdw]

Brilliant resource! Thanks

[@rukitlas7130]

Was using a pillar drill at my school then my work started doing 360s

[@santinho212]

I like the oops reminder

[@BG-il2ym]

Thanks, I'll use this video to do my 'home schooling' D&T lessons with my kids at home.

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

I'm glad to hear that it is of use to you, please spread the word!

[@AhmadJutt5225]

Good job

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Thanks

[@Admre]

My teacher made me watch this

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

My compliments to your teacher

[@spider-fan6251]

Thank you very helpful👍🏻😃

[@liamq6212]

Realy nice!!

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Thanks!

[@PleaseSubscr1be_]

Thanks mate

[@er.masumrazak1225]

brilliant

[@Zennithu]

Thanks. Should help me with my DT project.

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

You are welcome

[@wiktoria_-ks9mz]

+Bridge Academy Design & Technology cool video i love design and tech

[@wiktoria_-ks9mz]

+Bridge Academy Design & Technology cool video i love design and tech

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

You are welcome!

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

you are welcome

[@ThatOnionispog]

Thanks kind sir!

[@ThatOnionispog]

shut up ben

[@ThatOnionispog]

well make one

[@scylerlid34]

Onion man go brrrrrrrr

[@The_Joker_]

“How to use a pillar drill” Wear long sleeves 😂😂😂

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

This is a valid point, if you are wearing loose fitting clothing, it would be recommended to roll up sleeves, especially if the work piece was not adequately secured.

[@sunerawijeysinghe2445]

KS3-5 Design & Technology he was talking about you

[@sidaroo322]

my man got violated, im now crying with laughter 😂😂😂

[@ikedalvinoffeh2554]

what is the emergency procedure when a worker gets injured

[@ayaanmuhaimin9122]

Good work.

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Thanks Ayaan!

[@delanomcleod9088]

I was in his class 2y ago😂

[@jmwarden1]

I have never heard of a drill press called a pillar drill. Does this name come from the UK?

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Can't be sure of the source, but saw this online: pillar drills are floor standing, pedestal drills are bench mounted, they are both drill presses.

[@sawleyram7405]

In the UK I've yet to meet anybody call a pillar drill a "press drill". So far as I know it's also widely used in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The reason behind our naming is that the drill and the drill table are mounted onto a pillar. Understand the logic behind "press drill" but we just don't use that name.

[@meriemghandir8285]

I’m quite confused can you make a video where it’s less detailed and a but more straight forward

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Thanks for the feedback, if I make another, I'll certainly try.

[@negara54]

Why was the drill making the squeaking noise? It didn't sound healthy

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

It is a belt driven, variable speed drill press/pillar drill so, it is likely that the belt is slipping slightly which may be what was causing the slight squeak/squeal during the filming of this video. If this occurs for you, changing the belt or cleaning the pulley sheaves may help.

[@scylerlid34]

I just ordered a drill of wish and got a pencil sharpener

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Must've left a hole in your pocket

[@MrTrapper28]

The video was.....OK

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

Hehe

[@rob1984p]

While I respect your enthusiasm and also like how clearly you describe things you make some definite errors with regards to the safe use of this machine;
-Drill bit appears a long way out and I wonder how much of the shank is held.
-A second pair of hands should not needed if a one handed clamp like that is used.
-You use your apron as a rag and then go on to clean your glasses with it after telling us about care for scratching our glasses.
-At 4:19 and 5:59 it can be seen that the drill bit is not centred.
-It may just be an optical illusion but the clamp appears to be at an angle and I suspect it is on a web / stiffener meaning it is much more likely to slip off.

[@ks3-5designtechnology91]

rob1984p Good comments, I will aim to add these as amendments to the video or, refilm and upload.

[@danmorgan391]

+Bridge Academy Design & Technology my I suggest that when your said goggles you should say safety goggles/glasses because goggles can swimming goggles

[@shaqmac2136]

... Seriously 😑

[@wajidraja8407]

Ok